Second-Generation Hasselblad Camera for Mobile
Snapdragon® 8 Gen 1 Mobile Platform
65W SUPERVOOC + 50W AIRVOOC
120 Hz Fluid AMOLED with LTPO 2.0
Design
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Outspoken and bold, an all-new streamlined design language seamlessly flows from the 3D ceramic rear camera cover. It’s a symphony of the OnePlus burdenless design philosophy, exclusive materials, and premium unibody experience. Two nature-inspired colorways create a visually compelling landscape.
Emerald Forest
Evoking stillness and tranquility, this colorway captures the first morning sunray transforming dew into shimmering crystals suspended in air.
Photography reimagined, again
Experience the new generation triple-camera setup co-developed with OnePlus and Hasselblad. Empowered by a customized IMX789 sensor, enhanced noise reduction and higher dynamic range, capture images and your imagination.
Master Style
With Master Style, every shot is a masterpiece
Co-created with Hasselblad Ambassadors and Hasselblad Masters winners, meticulously calibrated styles add the most iconic colors and mesmerizing visual ambience. Capture your story in unforgettable color.
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